The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-22
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pad Importation Of gold nom Eu.
season arrived IN two lots, In Ill
70.
Wallace, chip builders and
q .1Johns. New Foundland,
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Z Comtnescial Bulletn's June
No The hre loss to be elo,lsa,-
1t losa Of any June except that
he eons Of Temperance convention a
Boston voted unanimously In faver Of the
PROHIBITION amendment to the constitution
Il The tinted States.
A general strike Of ice men In the employ
OF eeveral ice companies in New York took
placs-Monday for an advance in wages. The
companies granted the mems demands.
The motl'er Of "Doc" Levi Wilson, Of the
famous Wilson.Moen mystery, died At East
Tnompeon, but made no confession concern.
= E le1d,s birth before her death.
Sheriff Melich, Of Lincoln, Neb., arrived II
Boston on Tuesday With the necessary papers
for the Arrest Of Charles b. Churchill, who
escaped from prison at Lincoln in 1885.
The National rubber works at Bristol
Rhode Island, on account Of the large amount
of manufactured goods ON hand, has sus.
pended work for an indefinite period. Twelve
hundred operatives are thrown out Of work.
The building Sol broadway, New York, &C.
cupied by 3. h H. T. Anthony, photograph
materials; G. Callintn & Co., straw goods,
and several small firms, was badly damaged
BY fre Tuesday night. The losses aggregate
ele5 900.
seventy.dve immigrants, all alleged to be
paupers, were detained At Castle Garden
Tuesday. Thirty Of them, whose friends
promised to take care of them, were permitted
to go, and others were held for further ex.
animation.
It is announced that "Bily'' West, the
famous negro minstrel, has married the
heiress, Miss Romelia j. Morris, daughter OF
the late e. j. Norris, ex.United States minis.
ter to Turkey. They were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon at Camden, Pa.
Rev. VIM. ". Turner. for many years prin.
ctpsl Of the American asylum for deaf and
dumb, vndaee Of the earliest teachers of deaf
mutes in this country, died at Hartford or
Monday, aged ~. He graduated from Yale
In 1918, aud was one Of its Oldest living grad,
yates.
A vast amount Of damage in the vicinity o,
Reading, Pennsylvania, was done by violen,
storms Wednesday. At Wesenburg, Lehigt
0pnty, a church was struck by lightning and
ely consumed. Barns and growing grain
No destroyed. Lightning set fire tt
on the Blue mountains and the
nnidly over 5OOacres Of timber,
ed by Eugene Kelly
Rrnell, thanking
ce Of $1,000
the evicted
b stated
ION now
ely in
~ the
Addisbn,, New
devastation by ffAA jus,
ttvania state line. Many thou.
Df ten bark, a million feet OF
. quantities Of manufactured
troyed and the big trestle on
ID North Pennsylvania railroad.
e the forest, and spreading fol
TIE Oxford Copper and
? Wall street, and al
PIX, Nj, and Capel'
2ecad in the hands OF
be about t6OO, 600
&C hat amount,
Ian corporation,
!, and has been in
e~ollieries Of the Phila
company, located seven
lille, Pennsylvania, al
Feeday found to be or
Ped to destruction en-
lpany will be neal
ream was damned
A steamer was
cling made by
81, Aenry George
lectioni Of delegates
chiffon. A leader expects
6e convention that the United
sure.of carrying the most of
3fatItcts Of New York,
dlst fiota ttorneyship and a
board Q 1ermen. So sure
Hing med Of Ing these dis
Eey will run straight labor tickets, and
GEEK nor countenance any combina.
gtng hall or the Republicans.
Cunningham & Sons, New York,
ais, skins, hemp, rubber, sugar,
IN assignment Tuesday. The
in Philadelphia, and the firm is
birth 5000 The assignment
be only temporary, aud made to
Eftfce Of assets OF account of an
granted against the firm for tlC,-
ct of quinine which the firm denies
contracted for. No statement has
u made, but the secured liabilities are
"a 1t from 100000 to 100000; and an
ared liabilities at 100000. The members
assert . settlement of dollar for
made II the creditors are
zion Of IT Hebrew con-
the committee ON civil
bort, recommend that the at.
board Of delegates be called to
Outbreak OF prejudice against Jews
tana, and urging them to secure prop
e Liquidation for Jews throughout the Uuited